Biggest Wave Ever Surfed

Last February we went in Portugal for one week, we had the opportunity to enjoy this beautiful country in the middle of winter that look like spring. We saw a window on the forecast, and we spent a lot of time on the road N247 that follows this amazing coastline, looking for waves from Ericeira to Peniche.

Portugal never disapoint, with good waves and wather, good peoples and good food. Obligado

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A quick story on one of my first situations with huge ocean conditions and some additional thoughts.

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Giant wave season is in full force. 20-30 footers completion was the following week. Some monsters coming up from the canyon this day. What a sunset at the end. Wow.

John John Florence’s big wave quad is pretty similar to Kai Lenny’s R2 Quad set – with the front fin being smaller than the back.

JJF says his smaller front fins are for speed and the larger ones are for control.

Kai says his front ones are for stability and the back are for maneuverability.

If both quad fins used the same concept and are designed by world-class surfers, what makes each unique?

I put them to the test across four different boards and in varying wave conditions, and one came out on top.

Disclaimer: This video includes content from the Kai Lenny YouTube Channel. We don’t claim ownership, and rights belong to their respective owner.

My Kai Lenny R2 quad fins review: https://youtu.be/xPlcIicMbKs
Choosing the best fins for your twin fin surfboard: https://youtu.be/em4f3DtEyEg

00:00 – Intro
00:46 – Meet the JJF big wave quad fins
02:28 – The price difference
03:03 – Comparing fin construction
05:37 – JJF quads vs other normal fins
06:56 – The difference from the Kai quad set
08:14 – Will it work on the Machado Seaside?
08:58 – Testing the JJF fins on a step-up
09:45 – Where the JJF fins worked best
11:45 – Which is the better fin: JJF or Kai?

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